The number of wounded in Kharkiv rose to 20 after a Russian attack hit the Factor-Druk Printing House, one of Europe's largest full-cycle printing complexes, on Wednesday. The death toll remains at seven.

The Ukrainian publishing house Vivat reported the attack on its Facebook page, noting that the printing house produces books for nearly all Ukrainian publishers.

Further reports from Oleg Sinegubov's office indicate that more than 50 employees were present at the Factor-Druk Printing House when Russian strikes hit the facility.

The Kharkov Regional Prosecutor’s Office confirmed that at least seven company employees were killed and 16 injured in the attack. The broader strikes in the region also targeted residential areas, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.

The number of victims in Kharkov has increased to 20 people,The number of victims remained unchanged - there are 7.
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Today Russian Attack Hits Ukraine’s Factor-Druk Printing House, which is one of the largest full-cycle printing complexes in Europe.
This was reported on the page of the Ukrainian publishing house Vivat on the social network Facebook. They noted that this printing house prints books not only from Vivat, but also from almost all Ukrainian publishing houses. “There are dead and wounded. It’s hard to write about this without tears. Condolences to the families and friends of the victims,” the message says.
The First Lady of Ukraine Elena Zelenskaya expressed condolences to the loved ones of the victims of another Russian crime. “Today the enemy has entered the Kharkov printing house, where almost all publishing houses print books. Our books and culture are truly of strategic importance, but should not become targets for terrorism,” she wrote on the microblog

Russian occupiers today carried out 15 attacks on Kharkov, 7 are known to have died. the number of wounded increased to 20. This was reported by the head of the Kharkov regional military administration Oleg Sinegubov, as well as the mayor of Kharkov Igor Terekhov.
He noted that the attacks were on civilian infrastructure. The head of the Kharkov Regional State Administration said that the invaders also hit Zolochev, at least two were injured. Doctors also provided assistance to two more victims of enemy shelling in Lyubotin.
At the same time, the mayor of Kharkov, Igor Terekhov, said that the invaders hit the transport infrastructure and one of the divisions of the utility company involved in the life support of the city.